Sentence examples for some curtailment from inspiring English sources

Any system of food security for the world will mean some sacrifices, some curtailment of current consumption on the part of the developed countries.

Defence spending, in a country of 5.5m, is more than in Indonesia, with nearly 250m; in 2014 it soaked up over one-fifth of the national budget.Singapore's vulnerability also justified, for Mr Lee, some curtailment of its people's democratic freedoms.

When Nāṣer was assassinated by a fanatic in 1896, the crown passed to his son Moẓaffar od-Dīn Shāh (reigned 1896 1907), a weak and incompetent ruler who was forced in 1906 to grant a constitution that called for some curtailment of monarchial power.

It may, however, be taken for granted that there will be some curtailment of the consumption of luxury goods, and that this will mean a certain restriction of trade.How far this will extend must at present be a matter of conjecture.

With some curtailment on drilling and exploration there is no chance of BP increasing oil production or adding to reserves for three to five years.

Some curtailment of turbine operations during these conditions, and during this period, has been proposed as a possible means of reducing impacts to bats [17], [18].

The building work for the games, spread over the next few years, will help to offset the likely curtailment of some commercial-property developments elsewhere in the capital.

Extreme circumstances necessitate the curtailment of some freedoms, primarily to those who make no secret of their aim to destroy Israel as a Jewish state.

It uses aquifer storage capacity to save wet-year allocations for the driest years, which reduces or avoids price increases and/or administrative curtailment of some water uses.

Dynamic unit commitment is affected by the units' start-up cost, and the load curtailment at some buses may trigger new transmission congestions and change the marginal unit.

In order to provide enough energy, VRE systems may need to be oversized and may require significant curtailment during some parts of the day.